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It will be a test for Kohli and Co. against Australian seamers
Led by the talented M S Dhoni, the Indian batsmen will look to continue the good work done against Sri Lanka, as they take on Australia in the second and final warm-up game on Tuesday ahead of the Champions Trophy.
The match will also be a dress rehearsal of sorts for the 'Men in Blue' as skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni will more or less decide on his likely playing XI based on the performance of the two warm-up games. It will be a test for Kohli and Co. against Australian seamers who are relatively better than the Lankans. The left-arm seam troika of Mitchell Starc, Mitchell Johnson and James Faulkner could prove to be a handful if conditions favour swing bowling.
While Starc is coming back from an injury, Johnson and Faulkner were in fantastic form in the recent IPL in which both were among the top five wicket-takers.
Team India would surely take a lot of confidence from the fact that it successfully chased down a mammoth Lankan total of 333 with consummate ease. Kohli plundered 144 while comeback man Dinesh Karthik, by scoring a fine century, staked a strong claim for a place in the playing XI. What might be a worrying factor for Dhoni is the performance of 'IPL specialist' Rohit Sharma. Despite enjoying a fine IPL, Rohit as usual flattered to deceive in India colours as he was out in a pathetic fashion during the first warm-up game.
Non-performance for India is nothing new with Rohit but it will be interesting to see how long Dhoni carries the Mumbaikar based purely on his talent. Suresh Raina, Dhoni and the two openers would expect that they get some more time before the real action starts on Thursday. Dhoni will also be a touch worried with the performance of his bowlers in the first warm-up game.
The Sri Lankan batsmen seemingly didn't do anything special yet notched up a score in excess of 325. Agreed that the Edgbaston track suited stroke players in the absence of lateral movement, but the likes of Irfan Pathan, Ishant Sharma, Vinay Kumar and Bhuvneshwar Kumar hardly maintained any discipline in terms of line and length.
The spin trio of Ravichandran Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja and Amit Mishra also couldn't make much of an impact as all players were allowed to play in the unofficial one-dayer.
As of now, it's an open secret that Ashwin will don the mantle of premier spinner while the skipper's go-to man 'Sir Jadeja' is expected to figure in the line-up.
For Australia, a good performance in the tournament will give it the much needed boost ahead of the real battle — the Ashes.
The teams (from): India: Mahendra Singh Dhoni (capt.), Shikhar Dhawan, Murali Vijay, Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, Suresh Raina, Dinesh Karthik, Ravichandran Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja, Irfan Pathan, Vinay Kumar, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Amit Mishra, Ishant Sharma and Umesh Yadav.
Australia: Michael Clarke (capt.), George Bailey, David Warner, Shane Watson, Phillip Hughes, Adam Voges, Glenn Maxwell, Matthew Wade, Mitchell Starc, Mitchell Marsh, Mitchell Johnson, Xavier Doherty, Nathan Coultier-Nile and Clint McKay.
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Hello everybody, Easy question for Mathematica. Evaluate definite integral: 2*Cos[x] from 8.76 to 4.56. I have evaluated it three different ways: Integrate, NIntegrate and Integral sign from basic math input palette. Here is the code(without Integral sign from basic math input palette): Clear[x] {a, b} = {8.76, 4.56}; NIntegrate[2*Cos[x], {x, a, b}] Clear[x] Integrate[2*Cos[x], {x, a, b}] My output is: 3.21059(NIntegrate) -3.21059(Integrate) The right answer is -3.21059. Why does NIntegrate gave me wrong answer? Any help is appreciated. Thanks Konstantin

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1 In the second year of King Darius, on the first day of the sixth month, the word of Yahweh was addressed through the prophet Haggai to Zerubbabel son of Shealtiel governor of Judah and to Joshua son of Jehozadak the high priest as follows,
2 'Yahweh Sabaoth says this, "This people says: The time has not yet come to rebuild the Temple of Yahweh." '
3 (And the word of Yahweh was addressed through the prophet Haggai, as follows,)
4 'Is this a time for you to live in your panelled houses, when this House lies in ruins?
5 So now, Yahweh Sabaoth says this, "Think carefully about your behaviour.
6 You have sown much and harvested little; you eat but never have enough, drink but never have your fill, put on clothes but feel no warmth. The wage-earner gets his wages only to put them in a bag with a hole in it."
7 Yahweh Sabaoth says this, "Think carefully about your behaviour.
8 Go up into the hills, fetch timber and rebuild the House; and I shall take pleasure in it and manifest my glory there -- Yahweh says.
1 Alleluia! Sing a new song to Yahweh: his praise in the assembly of the faithful!
2 Israel shall rejoice in its Maker, the children of Zion delight in their king;
3 they shall dance in praise of his name, play to him on tambourines and harp!
4 For Yahweh loves his people, he will crown the humble with salvation.
5 The faithful exult in glory, shout for joy as they worship him,
6 praising God to the heights with their voices, a two-edged sword in their hands,
9 to execute on them the judgement passed -- to the honour of all his faithful.
7 Meanwhile Herod the tetrarch had heard about all that was going on; and he was puzzled, because some people were saying that John had risen from the dead,
8 others that Elijah had reappeared, still others that one of the ancient prophets had come back to life.
9 But Herod said, 'John? I beheaded him. So who is this I hear such reports about?' And he was anxious to see him.
Reading 1, Acts 4:8-12: 8 Then Peter, filled with the Holy Spirit, addressed them, 'Rulers ... Responsorial Psalm, Psalms 118:1, 8-9, 21-23, 26, 21, 29: 1 Alleluia! Give thanks to ... Gospel, John 10:11-18: 11 I am the good shepherd: the good shepherd lays down his life for ... ... continue reading
More Daily ReadingsThe New Jerusalem Bible (NJB) is a Catholic translation of the Bible published in 1985. The New Jerusalem Bible (NJB) has become the most widely used Roman Catholic Bible outside of the United States. It has the imprimatur of Cardinal George Basil Hume.
Like its predecessor, the Jerusalem Bible, the New Jerusalem Bible (NJB) version is translated "directly from the Hebrew, Greek or Aramaic." The 1973 French translation, the Bible de Jerusalem, is followed only "where the text admits to more than one interpretation." Introductions and notes, with some modifications, are taken from the Bible de Jerusalem.
Source: The Very Reverend Dom (Joseph) Henry Wansbrough, OSB, MA (Oxon), STL (Fribourg), LSS (Rome), a monk of Ampleforth Abbey and a biblical scholar. He was General Editor of the New Jerusalem Bible. "New Jerusalem Bible, Regular Edition", pg. v.


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The University of Memphis, in cooperation with American Athletic Conference Commissioner Mike Aresco, has determined and apportioned penalties for 12 members of the football program who participated in the altercation. Additionally, player representatives from Memphis and BYU will participate in a conference call where formal apologies will be issued on behalf of both schools.
The University of Memphis' College of Education produced 19 teachers last year who are teaching in the 59 lowest performing schools in the Shelby County Schools system.
University of Memphis president David Rudd wants the number to be around 600 a year and he wants the school's College of Education to partner with the nonprofit Relay Graduate School of Education to meet that goal.
Faculty members at the University of Memphis say they have concerns about a new teacher training program under consideration.
The Commercial Appeal reports the newspaper and faculty obtained Relay Graduate School of Education's 448-page application last month through the Freedom of Information Act. The university has offered Relay free classroom and office space for the program that it proposes to start next summer.
University of Memphis officials announced Thursday they have reached an agreement on a contract extension with football coach Justin Fuente.
In his third year at Memphis, Fuente led the Tigers to a 9-3 record and a share of the American Athletic Conference Championship – their first league title in more than 40 years. He was the unanimous choice for American Athletic Conference Coach of the Year and a finalist for the Eddie Robinson National Coach of the Year award.
The Commercial Appeal reports the newspaper and faculty obtained Relay Graduate School of Education's 448-page application last month through the Freedom of Information Act. The university has offered Relay free classroom and office space for the program that it proposes to start next summer.
The slogan before the University of Memphis football season started was "Wait Til This Year."
Now, after third-year coach Justin Fuente has led the Tigers to a 9-3 record and at least a share of the American Athletic Conference title, the school's administration is taking a similar attitude toward Fuente's contract. They're not waiting.
The University of Memphis is considering paying a minimum wage of $10.10 an hour and stepping into a national debate over how much workers should make for their efforts.
University President M. David Rudd told employees in an email last week that he's asked the state Board of Regents to raise base pay for the school's workers up from $8.75 an hour.
The University of Memphis is among a dozen universities in the nation sharing in $32 million in federal funding for research into how to analyze and use complex biomedical data, U.S. health officials announced Thursday, Oct. 9.
Kiwanis Club of Memphis will meet Wednesday, Oct. 1, from noon to 1 p.m. at The University Club of Memphis, 1346 Central Ave. The guest speaker is University of Memphis President M. David Rudd. Cost is $18 for nonmembers.
American Marketing Association, Memphis Chapter will meet Tuesday, Sept. 30, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Lipscomb & Pitts Building, 2670 Union Ave. Jeremy Park, president of the Lipscomb Pitts Breakfast Club, will present "Giving Back With a Purpose: The Shift in Corporate Engagement and Cause Marketing." Cost is $15 for members and $25 for nonmembers. Visit memphisama.org.
The student population at the University of Memphis is growing, but the city's largest higher education institution is becoming more selective about those who apply for admission.
And University of Memphis President David Rudd said in the coming academic year, his first at the helm of the university, he plans to introduce the first needs-based scholarship program in the 102-year history of the institution as well as offer a flat tuition rate for students who continue on the school's trajectory for graduation and attaining degrees.
When the academic year at the University of Memphis begins Aug. 25, the number of first-time freshmen at the school will increase over the previous year for the first time in three years.
University president David Rudd said the 2,250 first-time freshmen this year is up 231 students, or 11.6 percent, from the previous year.
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The incoming president of the University of Memphis should name his provost or chief academic officer this week as he prepares to take office May 16.
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The group of four finalists to become the next president of the University of Memphis includes three provosts including the university's current provost and one former university president.
The four finalists were named last week by a search committee to the Tennessee Board of Regents, which should make its decision in the spring with the goal being to name a new president for the city's largest institution of higher education in time for whoever is selected to begin their duties in July.
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Baked Plums with Creme Fraiche and Marcona Almonds
Author Notes: I remember in the 70's, when Cajun food was the thing, that grapefruits broiled with brown sugar were all the rage. Well at least in our house they were. I don't know if it was Paul Prudomme who made these famous or who but when the brown sugar melted into the grapefruit it was a nice balance of sour and sweet. Having sweet plums to use, even though they are sweet they are still a little sour, I thought this might be a great weekend breakfast side. Something to serve along side omelets or even oatmeal. - thirschfeld
Serves 6
- 1 sweet plum per person, I used Catalonia
- creme fraiche
- brown sugar
- roasted and salted Marcona almonds
- Lemon zest
- Preheat the oven to 400 degrees.
- Slice the plums in half and remove the pits.
- Place them on a sheet tray, cut side up. Pile high with brown sugar, two teaspoons isn't out of the question.
- Bake in the oven for 8 to 10 minutes. You want them to be soft and warm all the way though and the brown sugar melted but you don't want them to collapse when they come out of the oven.
- Dollop each with a spoonful of creme fraiche and then grate the almond over the top. Serve immediately.
Tags: almond, brown sugar, creme fraiche, plums
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Recipe for Plums
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over 4 years ago Sagegreen
I remember that grapefruit rage! Congrats to you on this recipe.
over 4 years ago
AntoniaJames is a trusted source on Bread/Baking.
Deadly and decadent. But so good for you, too. Love it!! I can definitely see this for a weekend breakfast. Or maybe tomorrow's. ;o)
over 4 years ago aliyaleekong
Delicious! i love how summer fruit makes desserts so easy to make..
over 4 years ago thirschfeld
thank you
over 4 years ago Kitchen Butterfly
I love the way the juices ooze from baked plums,...and what is baked anything without creme fraiche :-). And I just tasted my first ever macrona almonds!
over 4 years ago thirschfeld
Thanks KB. I hadn't had Marcona almonds either until about a year ago. I love 'em.
over 4 years ago
Barbara is a trusted source on General Cooking.
yum. (also yum to grapefruit broiled with brown sugar--from a New Orleans native.)
over 4 years ago thirschfeld
Cheers to NOLA!
over 4 years ago thirschfeld
Thanks Liz the Chef. We have to ration them as well, or I should say, they are hidden from me because I can't stop myself.
over 4 years ago Lizthechef
You got me with the creme fraiche/ plum combo - and we "ration" Marcona almonds in our house, so addictive. Beautiful - thumbs up!


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Cate Blanchett brings old Hollywood to the red carpet. I am not her biggest fan and I am not loving this dress, but she reminds us what old glamour is all about. What do you all think?
7 years
I'd like it if the dress came all the way down to the her feet. She looks very nice but the front of the dress has got to go. I am also NOT a fan of lace...blah!
8 years
i am undecided. normally she looks flawless, but this uneven length thingy and her shaggy hair and hands in the pocket just doesnt go too well for her.
8 years
O.K. I'm torn with this dress. Everything about Cate Looks very well put together the thing is I don't know if the dress should have been longer. Maybe it the shoes? I really don't know I can't say I love it and I don't hate it. I just think it's a big ?
8 years
I don't hate the dress, but I don't like her hair with the dress. Makes her look messy and washed out, and she usually hits the home runs at these award shows, but not with this outfit.
8 years
I love this dress on Cate. While she pulls off color better than most, this is perfect for a trim girl like her. Not many people could pull off the extra fabric on the hips. And I love how tailored the dress around her waist and legs. Cate takes risks, but not for risk's sake. She is a very independent dresser.
8 years
i think it's awful, the cut is awful, the shoes are awful and no one did her hair! cate, i love you, but no......
8 years
I'm not sure. It reminds me a little too much of Demi Moore's unfortunate Oscar Dress/Shorts outfit.
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- Sam Brown
8 years
Yep, reminded me of the Corpse Bride too! I'm not into this gothy-esque dress! Oh and I hate lace, it's so tacky!
8 years
such a talented, beautiful, classy lady (lady in the true sense of the word), that it's such a shame she went with this horrible dress/outfit/getup. her smile and natural looking makeup really makes her stand out, though. i agree with the people above, anyone else in this dress would have looked worse.
8 years
i like cate and she has such a cute and glowing smile here, but unfortunately that dress is just horrible. but hey, it would've looked worse on anyone else.
8 years
Cate is a risk taker--she hits a homerun or strikes out, and this is the latter. I hate the multiple lengths, and moreover, it's so sheer you can see her black thong in the front. Ick. Love the shoes. Hate the hair color (too "warm"), hate the hair style.
She looks great when she plays to her fair skin, and this doesn't do anything for it.
8 years
Usually she dresses more classy but looks a little plain, but here she looks the most beautiful I recall seeing her, but with a wreck of a dress that looks like something you'd wear clubbing in 1982.
8 years
While I have my usual reaction to what Cate's wearing (that being that there's always one thing about her look that I just don't get, which here is the length), her make up and hair looks fresh and pretty, which is more than I can say for a lot of people.
8 years
Darling, what is this? Well, what she lacks in dressing dept she more than makes up in acting skills.
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DOC recommends mechanism for reporting unemployment and business closures
Dept. of Commerce is recommending the establishment of an entity to gather employment and unemployment data as well as monitor private sector activities, especially one which keeps count on the number of businesses that close.
These were some of the recommendations outlined in DOC's fiscal year 2013, 4th quarter performance report covering the period of July 1 to Sept. 30. The report pointed out that small businesses in American Samoa have a high turnover rate of ownership and management composition.
The report says small businesses change ownership for a large number of reasons — cash flow problems, poor management, businesses transferred to relatives, sponsorship of aliens, social security mandates, immigration status, lower quality products, insufficient advertising and under capitalization, said DOC.
"Our unique culture adversely affects the market force," said DOC. "Thus local businesses are vulnerable to competition from neighboring islands with lower wages and from larger businesses in the U.S."
The Business License Applications Status Report (Sept. 30, 2013) reveals 288 new business license applications for the period of Apr. 24-June 30, which was 55% of total business license applications processed and approved while 110 business license applications were for change of ownership or about 21% of the total, said DOC.
Additionally, 121 businesses applied for additional activities (24% of total) and one business made application for relocation.
These are all third quarter figures not available when the third quarter report was released. The 4th quarter report does not give data for how many business license applications were processed and approved during the last quarter of FY 2013. This data is not expected until early next year.
It does says that based on the last report - Apr. 4, 2013 - provided by the Revenue Bureau of the Treasury Department a total of 2,776 business licenses were registered with the Revenue Bureau.
As for recommendations, DOC said it has no mechanism in place to monitor or provide a daily update on the number of businesses that have closed down and it is the same case when it comes to monitoring unemployment in the territory.
The report says that there must be an agency within the Human Resources Department or some government department for businesspersons and/or unemployed persons to file the information for statistical purposes.
DOC recommends that its Research & Statistics Division - as mandated by the Statistical Act of 2003 — should look into this task and devise a survey/tool or something similar to the Business Quarterly Survey in order to collect this type of data.
"We also recommend the establishment of an Unemployment Agency within DHR to gather employment and unemployment figures for all sectors of the economy," including the territorial government and semi autonomous agencies, said DOC.
The proposed recommendations would definitely assist the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis with their ongoing project of compiling and updating the gross domestic product and economic indicators for the territory, the report concludes.
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Id also like to be able to dock an iPad with a Mac Mini and use the iPad as a display for the mini.
Fully aware that its likely to never happen I was only referring to what I would like to see. Ive seen concept devices they may have come to market doing something similar with Windows and Android so it technically already been done.
For what its worth Air Display always seemed a little sketchy to me.
I was referring to the Lenovo Ideapad U1 Hybrid Tablet»www.engadget.com/2010/01 ··· essions/I dont think they ever went to market with it though. Excellent idea IMO and I dont recall seeing anything like this concept.Thats what I was suggestion by sketchy. I should have just said laggy.
Asus has a Transformer All-In-One Android and Windows 8 hybrid 18.4-inch desktop / tablet:»www.engadget.com/2012/06 ··· mer-aio/Great concept design IMO, not necessarily practical due to the size of the tablet though. Not totally unmanageable considering there are 17 laptops, .just no 18.4 tablets, (youtube clip)
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450 Euros is 580 USD give or take the current exchange rate. A 16GB iPod Touch is $300, while a full size iPad is $500. Even if Apple made the pricing equivalent (450E = $450), that's still makes the full size iPad only $50 more, at which point I say "what's the point of that"?
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Depends on where you live. We sent our kids to private school in California to make sure they were adequately challenged. There may be other groups that do so, but in my experience asian, jewish, and engineer parents will generally find a way to put their kids into the most demanding program available that their kids can handle, with a view to getting them into the best college possible. But I was living in NY, Boston, San Jose, and the culture may be different. In those areas, among the "top 10%" kids, the competition is quite intense and stressful.
I guess that is sort of my point, I don't see that we really have a major problem with kids being over-stresses in general.....I think you can find some rigorous programs here and there where kids will have to work and work hard, but I don't much of average school this phenomenon of the majority students at the average school being bombarded with increasingly copious amounts of work..and, as regards the really rigorous schools, I know that at least in the case of my kids, there was a a lot of advanced warning about what they could expect...because frankly, the school didn't want them enrolling if they were prepared for what was coming next
This. DS goes to a Texas Exemplary school. There are very stringent requirements for the exemplary schools in terms of standardized test scores, dropout rates, completion rate, etc. This is how I chose where to live. When we lived in Florida, DS was in a private school that also had stringent requirements. Providing DS an excellent education has been a priority from day one. Top 10% in his current school is no small feat. Whether that constitutes overwork or not may be a different question. But, to tt's point, the quality of education and rigorousness of educational programs can vary dramatically from place to place, based on my own observation of having lived in several different places in the US.
yea, I get that it varies from reigion to region...I am simply stating that I don't think stressed out overworked kids is some sort of wide spread problem ...I had to work hard to find a place for my kids to be stressed
While I think it would be very hard to make an accurate blanket statement about the state of schools in the US, I agree with what tt said earlier. There's a wide and widening gap between the haves and have-nots. I think that overwork, while not universal, can be very common among the haves, at least if DS's friends and the children of my friends are anything to go by. These kids are busier by far than anything I would ever have dreamed of, at their age. In a lot of cases, they're expected to have that je ne sais quoi that sami is looking for PLUS stellar credentials. Take DS's BFF as an example. He got "off track" in middle school by taking on-level math. So, during 8th grade, he taught himself algebra, took an equivalency exam over the summer to get credit for HS algebra. (He wants to get through Calc II in HS.) Now all of his major classes are pre-AP classes. He volunteers at the local hospital. He designs video games and builds computers for fun in his "spare" time. He has an 4.0 GPA. Is he overworked? Only time will tell. It's possible he may be just fine. It's also possible he may burn out at some point. Who knows? What I do know is that, when your kid is surrounded by kids like that, there is peer pressure on them and on you as a parent to make sure that they're keeping up, whatever that means. Overworked? I dunno. The one thing I would contend, overall, is that kids in public schools are too often working hard on the wrong things. Too often, IMV, they're working on test-taking which is not the same thing as just plain learning.
Definitely true. It's those few who have the potential to drive significant social and systemic change, though. It just takes enough to value the changes to get them cranking. Eventually, more will hop on the bandwagon as more "different ones" are born. For example, someone like Petite ChaCha might find the possibility of availing herself of such alternative educational offerings...and her friends...and their friends. At my place of work, I see both. From the European side, I see much stricter definitions and dramatically keener respect for advanced degrees (slobbering over multiple PhDs, for example, even if that person can't troubleshoot himself out of a paper bag). And the culture is still very male-dominant. When I was over there a few months ago, I was the only woman, except for administrative & project management staff. Very low ceiling for the likes of myself, and probably also my boss, who is of similar ilk, which is surely why she hired me. But here in the states, my boss is a power-achiever, and brilliant, and solution & service oriented -- she couldn't give a rats patootie for someone's degree or field of study if that person has demonstrated capability in the way she defines it. And falsely inflaming one's reputation to appear more capable and important than one really is is BS that has no place in our local culture. So kudos to her own boss in making that culture possible. Still, I see a Euro someone of the former type fomenting smokescreens and a less-than-truthful image, and inexplicably making ridiculous progress because he is an insider. And that kind of culture doesn't change until it's overtaken from within, or simply dismissed by new external power structures. Someone like your son, Pyg, could be the sort who is called to make those kinds of choices & changes down the road. He may ultimately call shenanigans on the system and band with other similar young people to do things differently.
Absolutely. I sure hope your optimism is on target, too. I spent a couple years working as a "formal" change agent in a former life, so I think I get where you're coming from. It's a bunch of small changes from people who don't accept the status quo that ultimately leads to systemic change. Kind of like an avalanche. At some point, one more snowball and down comes the mountain. I just wonder if there are enough people of like mind for that kind of change in our society to reach critical mass in our lifetime. I saw the same thing when I worked on teams with Europeans, as well. *shrug* My thought, though, is that a lot of organizations in the US, male dominated or not, operate the same way. A lot of the time, IMO, people are inside or out. Where I work now, for example, I decided to get involved in one of the Women's advocacy groups. I went to the annual planning meeting at which one of the highest ranked women in the company stood in front of all of us "women in leadership," and congratulated herself that, in the next year, one of the group's goals was to include women at all levels, "even the women in the field." What the!?!? Women in the field (at "lower" levels) get career development AFTER women who are not in the field? And this is at a company that prides itself on and has won many awards for its diversity efforts. I quit the women's group that day. I don't want to be part of the leadership of a group where women "in the field" are considered less than. That "I'm inside and you're not" mentality is incredibly pervasive and very seductive to the ego. My view only.
I'm actually only optimistic about different educational opportunities emerging...that will happen because it is already emerging. But for other types of systemic change I would wish to see occur...not optimistic at all at the moment that I will see those things in my lifetime. Yep, you are right. True. I also don't think a true insider would deign to refer to or admit such a thing. Hey, on a completely unrelated note...I just saw the cute little tongue emoticon is back!
Just ftr, I like the old tongue emoticon better. Just a couple more things. One Even though alternate educational opportunities ARE becoming more widely available, they have to be accepted as legitimate (by employers, other educational institutions, etc.) to be of value. Two: Like it or not, a college education is big money from both sides -- not just the parent side. Schools also have skin in the game. I posted yesterday that Dartmouth is phasing out its acceptance of AP courses. The school spokesman said that this is because AP classes really aren't equivalent to traditional college classes. But the students who were interviewed were dismayed because of money. One student said that her taking AP courses saved her family $15,000 in tuition. I'm not suggesting that Dartmouth made this decision for financial reasons. I don't know enough to speculate. What I am suggesting is that alternate opportunities won't happen in a vacuum. There could well be push-back.
Some schools have not been accepting AP for credit for a very long time. All an AP meant when I was in college was that I could skip a level in Math and Physics. The survey courses represented by US and World History, and English, did not have equivalents they could replace in my school. Requirements were not X number of credits, it was a requirement to take specific classes in specific areas, and a certain set of courses in the major. The reason is not financial, it's that they want to have more quality control over the student that graduates.
There are a lot more AP courses now than there were when I was in college. I'm pretty sure that first level English and History are now offered, among other things. I'll check. ETA Yep. A bunch of AP classes and exams are now offered. http://www.collegeboard dot com/student/testing/ap/subjects.html And yes. Quality control may well be the reason. I don't know. But, if perceived lack of quality is the real reason, that supports my point. Alternative educational approaches have to be accepted as legitimate to be of value in the marketplace. There was a tangentially-related news item back last summer or early fall about the current US federal government taking steps to hold post-secondary vocational schools accountable for results. Some of these places are charging more than an accredited state university. $10,000 - $12,000 annual tuition are the figures I think I remember hearing for some schools. Some of these so-called "career" schools position themselves as giving students the skills to get into the workplace quickly, but many of those schools have a very low placement rate -- low enough to prompt an investigation. (I'll have to google to see what the follow-up was, if any.) Anyway. My bottom line is that it behooves post-secondary students to look into their educational choices, to make sure that the education they're pursuing can help them reach their goals. If your goal is to make yourself employable, do your best to make sure that your education makes you employable.
I couldn't find the NPR story, but here's a link to an article about the report on for-profit post-secondary schools. The report was published in July. http://www.nytimes dot com/2012/07/30/education/harkin-report-condemns-for-profit-colleges.html
If you want to be truly scared about how crazy things are for even 4-5 year olds in NYC, check out either of these documentaries: -Getting In...Kindergarten. (Originally aired on TLC in 2007.) Part I: Trailer: Btw, though a few of the parents in these documentaries seem uptight and way too concerned with getting their kids into the "right," high-status school, there are many pretty normal people who get sucked into this rat race as well. Two of my closest friends live in Manhattan and have children 5 or under. One of the kids just started kindergarten this year, so they were going through the craziness last year. If you are otherwise looking at going to an unacceptable school (not safe, not producing competent students), what choice do you have but to compete for selective public schools or private schools?
Thanks for posting, ccm. It's funny. I can see how crazy it all is at the same time that I can relate.
One thing that popped into my head (another tangent but hey. I've gotta be me.) When we moved to Florida, our friends with kids who were moving at the same time ALL chose houses based on the schools. The Florida public school system had a relatively poor reputation at the time, so people chose neighborhoods based on the quality of individual schools. A lot of friends ended up in (obviously much less expensive) houses in the development where Tiger Woods and Shaquille O'Neal used to live. (I don't know. Maybe they still live there.) Anyway. Higher property taxes. Excellent public schools. It was perceived that parents had two choices. One: Buy an expensive house and get great schools. Two: Buy a less expensive house and pay for private school. Nobody ever considered sending their kids to "average" public schools. I didn't have a kid at the time, so the whole conversation went over my head, but now I understand. As the lady in ccm's Getting In Kindergarten video says, "You'd do anything for your kids." Very true.


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Posted by Orrin Judd at December 12, 2005 9:57 AMI love James Glassman and wish Bush would make him Treasury Secretary, but unfortunately, the font on TCS site is too small and I don't see an option to enlarge it, so I'll have to rely on oj posting interesting articles on this blog.
Posted by: erp at December 12, 2005 2:19 PMerp: Individual articles have a font size adjuster next to the headlines.
Posted by: PapayaSF at December 12, 2005 3:00 PMERP
James Glassman of 36000 DOW FAME as Sec. of the Treasury? Uh huh..well at least he knows how to sell books.
In these irrationally exuberant times, it's getting harder and harder for the self-respecting pessimist to stay unhappy. So pervasive is the hope, so overwhelming the positivity, that without the firmest grip on your sullen perspective, you might actually lose it.
Posted by: h-man at December 12, 2005 3:02 PMThanks papaya, I'll check that out.
h-man. Is it you or I who has the sullen perspective.
Posted by: erp at December 12, 2005 5:18 PMh-man:
Despair not. Or rather, I should say, despair away! Help is on the way.
Posted by: Peter B at December 12, 2005 5:39 PMERP
Me. The DOW hasn't reached it's previous high in over 5 years. OJ is all bubbly about everything getting cheaper (including stocks apparently).
Peter B
Thanks for the article. Makes me feel better knowing there are some sane people in the world.
BTW, perhaps you didn't know that Glassman wrote a book predicting the DOW would hit 36000, just before the DOW headed south.
Posted by: h-man at December 12, 2005 6:34 PMStocks are just undervalued.
Posted by: oj at December 12, 2005 6:43 PMWas that before or after 9/11?
Posted by: erp at December 12, 2005 7:34 PMBefore, but I doubt that emotionalism centered on that event would still be holding stocks down.
Posted by: h-man at December 12, 2005 8:21 PMerp - You can adjust text size in your browser. In Internet Explorer, it's View > Text Size > Larger.
Posted by: pj at December 12, 2005 8:57 PMWhoops - Just tried it at TCS and it doesn't work. Their up and down arrows do work, however.
Posted by: pj at December 12, 2005 8:59 PMThanks for the tips everyone. I found the up and down font size arrows at the top of TCS articles, so now I have hours more reading to do every day. Of course, I love it and may never get any work done around the here. Oh well. Heavy lifting? Isn't that what men are for?
oj. My Internet Explorer text sizing doesn't work on everything.
h-man.??? How can Glassman be held responsible for not being able to predict, and account for the circumstances following the most cataclysmic event to have ever happened to our country. You chide him because "you doubt that emotionalism centered on that event (9/11) would still be holding stocks down." Holding stocks down?
It's a miracle we haven't had a full scale depression considering that since 9/11 the left has waged a relentless disinformation campaign against the president while he's trying to take the fight to the enemy; fight a WoT; as well as two regular kinda wars; and bring democracy to the Middle East where they've been kiling each other since the beginning of time... and in his spare keep spending down; appoint people for federal jobs who satisfy every point of view on 360 degrees; defend his staff from a concerted attack by berserk special prosecutors; and countless other fronts too numerous to mention.
Cut Glassman some slack please. Besides being smart and charming, he's also adorably cute!


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Super Duper ottoman bench I have already spill coffee on it, It cleaned up quick. Our girls climb on it all the time to look out our bay window. It's perfect!
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Really helpful I love this bench. It is roomy for storage ( board games, throw blankets, pillows, etc. all hidden away!) Wall hugger feature a plus. The top cushion is definitely comfortable enough for sitting. I received many compliments over the holidays from houseguests.
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Great bench, despite original set back Great storage bench, not too heavy, lovely olive color. Odd smell from the packing facility (probably the little packet of freshening beads that broke open at some point -- also not fun to try to get out of the bench). I unfortunately received a bad leg (screw was loose and would not screw down), but there was a slip of paper with the customer service information for the company and I was able to get in contact with them and they set a replacement leg out right away. Now that it's complete, we're looking forward to using this in our bedroom. Great size for spare pillows, linens, or sweaters. Perfect for the foot of one's bed.
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great bench We've had this about a week and really like it. The color is much greener than in the photo (looks brown) and it goes great with browns and burgandys. It arrived right on time and was easy to screw on the feet. It has lots of storage space for blankets and pillows. The hinges are very smooth and easy for the kids to open and close. It weighs about 50 pounds so it is easy to move around. The top is nicely cushioned and is comfy to sit on (not forever but makes great extra seating). We are really glad that we ordered this!
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storage and style Love the ottoman. A bonus is the fact that it can be placed flush with the wall. Very impressed with the service. The first shipment came with a rip on the bottom that was clearly a shipping error as there was a gash on the box it came in. Overstock could not have been nicer to deal with and a new one was shipped in a week.
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Hello mirmingirl, The interior dimensions on this are: 49 inches L X 17 inches D X 7 3/4 inches H. Have a great day!
What does the top look like? is it tufted?
its is smooth upholstered wood
descriptions says dark moss green in color but picture looks to be brown - what color is it?
It is brown with greenish tint in color.
Does this product have a safety hinge that prevents the lid from slamming down on children's fingers and heads? I have a toddler and want to make sure it is safe to have in our living room.
These are not safety hinges but they are hand assist hinges but will close on their own, they should not slam shut.
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How to Choose a Ruby Ring
The perfect finishing touch for a variety of outfits, a ruby ring can look stunning with dark skinny jeans, black silk top and shiny silver heels. This outfit will take you from work to drinks in style. Ruby rings aren't limited to accessorizing jeans and sexy heels, however. Your favorite casual green sack dress, yellow tunic top and long pink dress can use the touch of fiery red rubies. Even if buying gemstone jewelry is new territory for you, these tips can help you select stunning ruby jewelry for your wardrobe.
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Although the most popular room for end tables is undoubtedly the living room, you can place these tables in nearly every room in your home. When considering how to fit end tables in the rooms of your home, consider the room decor and whether or not the style of the end table matches your own. Even more basic than the style of end table is its shape, so consider how it will fit into your room. End tables can be square, rectangular, round or oval. Some end tables even nest together. One shape of end table might look best next to a recliner, while another might be perfect next to a sectional sofa. Look carefully at the room in which you will be placing the end tables. Is dark wood or light wood prevalent? Is it a small room or large room? Will the table sit in a corner, against a wall or in the middle of the room? As you can see, end tables are quite flexible. Here are some tips on placing end tables in your home.
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Getting healthy hair doesn't depend entirely on genes, hair products and styling routines. You can improve the quality of your hair by taking vitamins. With the right hair vitamin routine that includes supplements that are essential to hair nutrition, you can enhance hair growth. You may also experience an improvement in the look and texture of your hair. Thick, shiny locks can be easily within your reach with the perfect hair vitamins for healthy tresses. B vitamins. Most B vitamins are important for hair growth, including B3, B5, B6 and B12. Niacin, also known as B3, is essential for a healthy scalp with good circulation. Some foods rich in vitamin B3 include fish, chicken and turkey. B5, also known as pantothenic acid, may prevent grey hair and is found in egg yolks and whole grains. B6 and B12 are also found in grains and eggs and can prevent hair loss. B-complex vitamins can give you a quick dose of these hair-healthy vitamins, and vitamin-rich sport beverages are also commonly filled with B vitamins. Vitamin A. Vitamin A is an antioxidant that is widely known to improve hair texture and sheen. Vitamin A assists in producing sebum in the scalp, which leads to healthy oils throughout the hair. A vitamins are available in supplement form, and many foods are also rich in A vitamins, including spinach, broccoli, cheese, cabbage, peaches and apricots. Vitamin A also helps improve skin quality and texture, so use vitamin A as an all-over beauty regimen. Vitamin E. Vitamin E is essential to the overall appearance of hair. Vitamin E works wonders for the scalp, leading to more hair growth and oil production, which helps hair appear silky and soft. Vitamin E supplements are widely available, and many foods are also rich in vitamin E, such as soybeans, nuts, beans and dark-green leafy vegetables like spinach, kale and collard greens. The content on this site is not intended to substitute for the advice of a qualified physician, pharmacist or other licensed health-care professional. The products may have additional information and instructions on or inside the packaging that you should carefully read and follow. Contact your health-care provider immediately if you suspect that you have a medical problem. The use of dietary supplements may not have been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or health condition. View All Vitamins Back to Guides Directory View All Vitamins
Best Duvet Covers for Each Season
For those who use duvet blankets year-round, duvet covers allow you to change patterns and color to match every season. Along with the decor of the bedroom, a duvet cover may enhance the ambiance of the entire room or supply it with rich colors and textures for the ultimate comfort factor. If you purchased an expensive duvet, covering it throughout the year will keep it in good shape and allow you to wash it without compromising the batting. Look below to learn the best duvet covers for each season. Spring: Once the evenings start warming up, lighter fabrics like satin provide sheen and style to any bedroom. Satin duvet covers are most often comprised of fabrics like nylon, rayon or silk to provide durability as well as comfort. For spring, lighter colors, including pastels or variations of cream and beige, brighten the room. Summer: During warm summer nights, cotton duvets are one of the most common fabric choices. Light and airy, cotton is also easy to clean and comes in virtually every color and pattern. For the summer season, try a white duvet cover, which will make the room appear more open and spacious. A cotton blend that contains polyester is also an ideal choice for summer, because it is soft, requires simple washing and does not wrinkle. Fall: For the fall season, a duvet cover that is warm enough for intermittent chilly nights is an ideal choice. Microsuede duvet covers offer a soft feel to bedding and come in a variety of colors. This material is easy to care for and machine washable. For fall, choose earthy colors like beige, brown, dark green or burgundy for a seasonal look. Winter: A luxurious duvet cover is a favorite option for warmth during the winter months. Velvet is a soft fabric that comes in a variety of rich colors and provides plenty of insulation for cold nights. The luxurious texture looks good in any style of room decor. For winter months, choose deep, rich colors like burgundy, plum, forest green or chocolate to enhance the room. View All Duvet Covers Back to Guides Directory View All Duvet Covers
Best Vitamins for Clear Skin
If you have struggled with acne and blemishes, then you may have tried a variety of things with hopes of getting clear skin. While creams and ointments have their benefits, sometimes you have to start from the inside to get the beauty results you desire. There are many vitamins and supplements that help to promote clear skin and many ways to implement them into your skin care routine. Vitamin A. Vitamin A is vital to healthy, clear skin. By regulating the immune system, vitamin A helps the body fight infections. It also encourages the production of white blood cells, which are needed to destroy bacteria that causes acne. Vitamin A also plays a part in cell division, cell reproduction and bone growth. Vitamin A can easily be integrated into your diet. Foods rich in vitamin A include carrots, broccoli, sweet potatoes and eggs. Vitamin A is also available in pill and cream forms. B Vitamins. B vitamins promote hydration and reduce inflammation. B vitamins are commonly used to increase blood circulation and encourage tissue repair, so they not only help to clear the skin, but they can also heal visible signs of previous break-outs and reduce the redness and inflammation of current blemishes. Get your B vitamins by consuming more potatoes, bananas, beans and tuna or purchase a B-complex vitamin supplement. Vitamin C. Vitamin C is well known and vital for good health. Vitamin C is an antioxidant, which means it protects skin cells. This healthful vitamin helps fight infections and heal wounds, and it is also responsible for keeping ligaments, blood vessels and tissue healthy. Vitamin C is effective in pill and cream forms. Skin creams with vitamin C can increase collagen production and decrease the effects of sun exposure. Vitamin C in skin care products often appears in ingredients as L-ascorbic acid. Get more vitamin C in your diet with fruits and vegetables of all kinds. Vitamin E. Vitamin E works well alongside other vitamins in skin care products and is often paired with vitamin C. Vitamin E is a great oil-free hydration solution for acne-prone skin because it allows you to repair acne damage without encouraging more break-outs. Vitamin E is found in eggs and milk and can also be purchased in pill form. Fish oil. Fish oil is a fantastic supplement that is full of omega-3 fatty acids. Omega-3 fatty acids help calm and prevent inflammation, which can reduce the size and redness of blemishes. Fish oil also helps to calm skin irritation which can occur when acne-fighting skin treatments are used. Fish oil supplements are available in pill form, and you can also get your omega-3 fatty acids by eating a diet rich in dark-green leafy vegetables, eggs, lean meats and whole grains. Flaxseeds are also rich in omega-3 fatty acids and can be purchased whole, ground and in oil form. The content on this site is not intended to substitute for the advice of a qualified physician, pharmacist or other licensed health-care professional. The products may have additional information and instructions on or inside the packaging that you should carefully read and follow. Contact your health-care provider immediately if you suspect that you have a medical problem. The use of dietary supplements may not have been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or health condition. View All Vitamins and Supplements Back to Guides Directory View All Vitamins and Supplements
Ottoman Buying Guide
Ottomans are fun, functional pieces of living room furniture, and they go well beyond their modest size in completing the look of your home. At its most basic, an ottoman consists of a padded cushion, usually atop a wooden frame for resting your feet. Of course, there are countless variations on the basic theme. This ottoman buying guide gives you everything you need to know about how to buy an ottoman that will reward you and your living room again and again.
FAQs about Microfiber Furniture
Home decor has seen huge advancements in microsuede living room furniture over the past few years. Microsuede fabric is soft, comfortable, durable and stain-resistant, and it holds its color well. These qualities make microsuede living room furniture an excellent choice. Because microfiber, the base fabric for microsuede, claims to be able to do all this, naturally there are skeptics. Below is a list of some FAQs about microfiber furniture.
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With all the things you have to get done in a day, living room furniture maintenance isn't something you want to have to worry about; yet it's important to keep your house looking fabulous in case of unexpected guests. Investing in microfiber living room furniture will give you a head start. Microfiber living room furniture is elegant and it practically takes care of itself and always looks magnificent. Keep reading below to find out what the best features of microfiber living room furniture are.
FAQ About Decorating with Leather Furniture
Leather furniture can add a touch of class and sophistication to any room in your house. Rich and opulent, leather is complemented by myriad fabrics. Leather furniture lends a library vibe to a den or office and a warm feel to a living room or bedroom. One simple leather furniture piece, such as a sofa, love seat or armchair, opens up a wide range of decorating styles and options.
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Finding the perfect sofas and loveseats for your home is essential. Your living room furniture is an important part of your home decor, so making the right furniture choice is vital. When choosing new living room furniture like sofas, loveseats and ottomans you'll need to consider what kind of fabric, style and look you want for your home. Taking the time to consider all your options will help you make the best choice possible. Keep reading for more ideas about popular styles of sofas, loveseats and ottomans for your home.
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When it comes to living room fashion, your choice of sofas and loveseats determine whether your home decoration skills are a fashion triumph or flop. Your choice of sofas and loveseats is as important as your living room's paint color and art on the wall. Seating is about more than just providing a place for your guests to rest. Your living room can easily become the center of high fashion if you pick the right furniture. Luckily, picking out the right sofa and loveseat for your living room is easy, thanks to the many fashionable furniture styles available. Keep reading for the scoop on the different types of trendy sofas and loveseats that are available for your living room.
How to Match an Ottoman and Chair
When you add new furniture to your living room, like an ottoman or accent chair, it's important that they coordinate with your already existing furniture. Much like coordinating clothing, matching different pieces of furniture is important for creating a comfortable and aesthetically pleasing room. When you're matching an ottoman with a chair, it's especially important to get a piece that matches or compliments the furniture that you already have, especially since these two items will sit in such close proximity to each other. Keep reading for tips on how to match ottoman and chair.
Recliner Buying Guide
Recliners are a man's domain, or so they say, but with the multitude of stylish options available, recliners have become just about everyone's favorite chair. There are a lot of recliners available to consumers today. The choices seem endless, but when searching for a recliner, you'll want to consider how it will fit in your room and blend with your furniture as well as who will be using it the most. Find the perfect recliner with this recliner buying guide, which will show you how to buy recliners that will help you relax for years to come.
How to Use Ottomans for Coffee Tables
Everywhere you look, you'll see decor spreads that replace the living room's old, faithful coffee table with one or two ottomans. This relatively straightforward substitution can toss a few curve balls at would-be decorators unless they do their homework. Take a look below to learn how to use ottomans for coffee tables.
How to Match Your Bean Bag to Your Living Room
You don't normally picture a bean bag when you think of living room furniture. However, this casual type of furniture brings warmth and coziness to an otherwise austere room. If you're thinking about adding bean bags and lounge bags to your living room, then be sure to consider a few simple rules before you make your final purchase. Read the article below for helpful ideas on how to match your bean bag to your living room.
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Add country flair to your home when you buy rooster kitchen decor. Whether you want a ceramic rooster to display on a shelf or wall hangings and other rooster kitchen decorations, you're sure to find stylish kitchen decor that updates your space. Read on for tips on buying rooster kitchen decor.
How to Pick Furniture for an Apartment
When you're picking out furniture for your apartment, there are several key things to keep in mind, especially if your apartment is small. Apartment furniture should be space-saving, functional and attractive. Attractiveness is a matter of personal taste, of course, but some furniture styles work better in an apartment setting than others. The right designs, styles and colors of furniture impart a more comfortable, open feeling to an apartment. Pick the wrong kind of apartment furniture and you'll quickly discover how important it really is. Read over this article to learn how to pick furniture for an apartment.
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text: Elevate Entertainment LLC Publication Tour God's Word with the Rizers 2013 VBS. Theme: A Heartful of God's Word Key Verse: Give thanks to the God of gods; His love endures forever. Give thanks to the Lord of lords; His love endures forever. To Him who alone does great wonders, His love endures forever. (Psalm 136:2-4) Bible Translations: NIV (1984), ESV and NKJV Ages: Kindergarten to Grade 6 The Rizers' mission is simple - to instill in kids a love for Jesus Christ and His Word through Scripture memory, praise and worship. The name 'The Rizers' is short for memoRizers and they love to play scripture verses in upbeat, kid-friendly ways. Tour God's Word with The Rizers uses the gospels for daily Bible Tour lessons. Kids memorize Old and New Testament verses set to memorable Scripture songs. The week will also include large and small group times & "mini concerts" for parents! All of this and more for a Heartful of God's Word! Daily Themes (Memory Verse / Bible Lesson): Day 1: Heartful of Trust (Proverbs 3:5-6 / Peter & the net full of fish) Day 2: Heartful of Thanks (Psalm 136:2-4 / Jesus heals the lepers) Day 3: Heartful of Love (John 3:16 / The lost sheep) Day 4: Heartful of Prayer (Luke 11:9-10 / Bartimaeus asks Jesus for healing) Day 5: Heartful of Praise (2 Peter 3:18 / Jesus talks about living water) Tour God's Word with the Rizers VBS Kit includes: *Director's Tour Guide: Outlines for each event though out the day including "Tune Your Heart" opening & "Sing Your Heart Out" closing sessions, "Bible Tour" lessons, "Heart Strings" small group time, "Music Moves" Scripture memory time, craft, game, snack, & missions suggestions and more! *Leader's Tour Guides *DVD with 5 Sing-A-Long Scripture Song music videos from The Rizers with lyrics *CD-Rom with digital resources including video files, posters, banners, registration forms, chord charts for the daily Scripture songs, website banners, logos, name tags, leaders guides, skit scrips, coloring sheets and more! *CD featuring the daily Scripture songs from The Rizers including instrumental versions with & without backgrounds for performance *Promotional Posters *The Rizers temporary tattoo sheet sampler *Missions Partnership with CURE International Type: Boxed Set () Category: Books > Pastoral Helps ISBN / UPC: 0884501826907/884501826907 Publish Date: 3/1/2013 Item No: 321301 Vendor: New Day Christian Distributors |


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